The Virginian to Open at Rex Theatre Soon
The Rex theatre Ba sin's new The Theatre Beautiful will practically open on Tuesday April 24 with Dustin Farnums The Virginian. Source notes the plays four acts, elegant mounting, and low top price of 75 cents for best seats, with Walter as manager arranging affordable production.
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Dustin Farnum
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Boston
Virginian
Owen Wister
Lin McLean
Ot the Plains
Walter
Hex Theatre
N. Y. Producing Co
Minister Ordained at Cody for Christ Church Rector
The Rev Wm H Haupt assisted in the ordination of the Rev Alan S Chalmers at St Andrew's Cody with Bishop N S Thomas and Rev M B Nash present. Chalmers, Princeton and Cambridge Seminary graduate, becomes rector after succeeding Rev McGinley last summer. His NY City vicar father links him to the Chapel of the Holy Trinity.
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Chalmers
Christchurch
Cody
St. Andrew’s Church
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M. B. Nash
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Episcopal Seminary of
Cambridge
Basin garage leads in tools and skilled mechanics
The Basin garage stands unrivaled in the Big Horr Basin for its equipment and expert staff. Local customers praise reliable service, quick turnaround, and competitive pricing from the shop known for quality parts and trusted workmanship.
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Stronger Aviation Service Advocate Hamilton Aids Army Budget
Representative Charles M. Hamilton of New York opposed measures reducing private enterprise and favoring government ownership, backing large appropriation for the army aviation branch. He supported the immigration bill and helped secure its passage after a presidential veto.
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Charles M. Hamilton
New York
Increase Beet Acreage Across Western States
Beet growers and farmers in Colorado Nebraska Montana Wyoming aim to raise beet acreage. The effort targets stronger production in western beet growing regions and seeks coordinated planting plans among farming communities and cooperative markets.
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Colorado
Nebraska
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Agriculture as national strength urged by Ward
Washington reports Representative Charles B. Ward of New York calls agriculture the nation’s prosperity basis. He argues 12 million farmers form the bulwark of the country and that outdoor life from farming boosts health beyond mere product value.
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Charles B. Ward
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Post Offices Still in Politics Warns of Civil Service Test
The New York Tribune warns that political influence will shadow civil service reform if senators block presidential nominees from the civil service. The letter invites horse owners near Hyattville to a April 20, 1917 meeting to discuss docrine eradication and a local round up of horses for testing, coordinated by Ivy Howe and A W French.
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BE. W. Howe
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Tensleep
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After-Election Admission on 1914 Steel Output Down
The 1914 period saw West Virginia steel mills operating with 7.5 percent less tonnage and 6 percent lower output value than 1909. The Wilson Underwood tariff era began before war orders surged from Europe, making steel a barometer of national prosperity.
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U. S
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